Tutorial: Turn on Container Insights
Complete the following steps to turn on Container Insights for AWS Batch compute environments.
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Open the AWS Batch console
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Choose Compute Environments.
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Choose the compute environment that you want.
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For Container Insights, turn on Container Insights for the compute environment.
Tip
You can select a default interval to aggregate the metrics or create a custom interval.
By default, the following metrics are displayed. For a full list of Amazon ECS Container Insights metrics, see Amazon ECS Container Insights Metrics in the Amazon CloudWatch User Guide.
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JobCount– The number of jobs that run in the compute environment. -
ContainerInstanceCount– The number of Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud instances that run the Amazon ECS agent and are registered in the compute environment. -
MemoryReserved– The memory that's reserved by compute environment jobs. This metric is collected only for the jobs that have a defined memory reservation in their job definition. -
MemoryUtilized– The memory that's being used by compute environment jobs. This metric is collected only for jobs that have a defined memory reservation in their job definition. -
CpuReserved– The CPU units that are reserved by compute environment jobs. This metric is collected only for jobs that have a defined CPU reservation in their job definition. -
CpuUtilized– The CPU units used by jobs in the compute environment. This metric is collected only for jobs that have a defined CPU reservation in their job definition. -
NetworkRxBytes- The number of bytes that are received. This metric is available only for containers in jobs that use theawsvpcor bridge network modes. -
NetworkTxBytes– The number of bytes that are transmitted. This metric is available only for containers in jobs that use theawsvpcor bridge network modes. -
StorageReadBytes– The number of bytes that are read from storage. -
StorageWriteBytes– The number of bytes that are written to storage.
